The Inspectors share this view.

The Inspectors believe that now is the time for action.

The Inspectors share this view and encourage such an initiative.

The decision to use one or two service providers should be taken after a preliminary risk analysis.

The Inspectors believe that the strategy developed is a sound starting point.

The Inspectors would like to stress the need for upfront inter agency leadership commitment and support.

Thus, those weapons were not identified as being biological munitions by the inspectors who first observed them in 1991.

The Inspectors believe that the first step towards a common payroll system would be the reduction in the number of current payroll systems.

Iraq was well aware of the possibility of inspectors taking samples and tried to remove any traces of the agent by thorough decontamination of the facilities.

It has become clear through the experience of United Nations inspections that inspectors should not confine themselves to sampling evidence alone.

In 1981, following Israel s bombing of Iraq s Osirak reactor, IAEA inspector Roger Richter told the US Congress how Saddam had blocked IAEA access to nuclear sites.

The Inspectors believe that, for a small organization, the acquisition cost of a payroll system may be higher than the cost associated to the adaptation of one of the existing systems.

The bridge was re opened shortly after midnight, after the freighter was pulled free and inspectors had found no structural damage to the bridge.

The Inspectors want also to express their gratitude to the International Computing Centre (ICC), software vendors, and others who provided valuable views for the preparation of this report.

Several samples taken by the inspectors from different pieces of equipment at Al Hakam were analysed by one outside national laboratory and were reported as negative for the presence of biological warfare agents.

Several samples taken by the inspectors from different pieces of equipment at Al Hakam were analysed by one outside national laboratory and were reported to be negative for the presence of biological warfare agents.

In their inspection report of September 1991, the inspectors raised concerns regarding the true nature of Al Hakam and noticed several unusual features of the facility.

At that time, the inspectors had not fully understood or appreciated the specific features and markings black stripes and the different internal coating found in some of the bombs.

The Inspectors prepared a savings analysis, which is based on the cost per payslip currently borne by the different United Nations system organizations, compared with benchmark organizations.

The inspectors were also not aware of the involvement of Al Fudaliyah in Iraq's biological weapons programme, and did not conduct sampling and analysis during their inspections of that site.

The Inspectors believe that planning should start now on an inter organizational basis if a common payroll system is to succeed in the mid to long term.

The Inspectors' conclusion is that this project could be a reality in the medium to long term (5 to 10 years) if the decision is taken now.

The Inspectors held meetings with representatives of major ERP system vendors to ascertain the technical feasibility of a common payroll for the United Nations system.

Al Hakam, the foot and mouth disease vaccine plant and Al Fudaliyah were not among suspected sites referred to the inspectors through intelligence information.

Governments (such as Iran s) can and do carry out illegal nuclear activities in secret sites that international inspectors either do not know about or cannot enter.

In October 2003, Italian inspectors of a German ship moored in Taranto, Italy, uncovered a stash of centrifuges bound for Libya.

Taking into consideration the technical complexity of the issue and the need to fully amortize current investments, the Inspectors believe that this could only be achieved in the long term (7 to 10 years) if the decision is taken now.

While Iraq did not formally accept these restrictions, it refrained from the production of missile systems that would violate them in the presence of international inspectors until December 1998, when inspectors withdrew from Iraq.

Probes into allegations of corruption are ongoing and the parliamentary inspectorate against corruption reported on 16 February that it had submitted to the Office of the Public Prosecutor three cases of embezzlement from the State, totalling some 420,000 United States dollars.

While Bush was later faulted when inspectors failed to find WMDs, the view that Saddam possessed them was widely shared by other countries.

In a case of worker mistreatment, inspectors from the Labour Inspectorate visited the home in question, but under the Constitution could do so only at the invitation of the occupant or with a warrant from a district court.

With regard to Al Hussein missile warheads filled with biological warfare agents and later unilaterally destroyed by Iraq, in 1992 inspectors verified the number of fragments which Iraq declared to have been from chemical warheads.

The inspectors accepted Iraqi statements that the empty bombs present at the Muthanna State Establishment were part of the chemical weapons arsenal, since those munitions were mainly adapted from the chemical weapons programme located there and because of their design and construction, they were not capable of efficiently disseminating biological aerosols.

The Inspectors decided to undertake this system wide report based on recent debates regarding the work life concerns of staff members of the organizations of the United Nations system and the impact of such concerns on productivity within those organizations.

The Inspectors believe that HLCM, as part of its mandate, and supported by the ICT Task Force, should develop common data element standards to be used by both payroll and HR systems system wide.

A decision to refer Iran to the Security Council could come as early as November 24, when the IAEA s board meets to discuss new information discovered by inspectors on the ground.

The Inspectors believe that to facilitate the implementation of a common payroll system, in fact to facilitate the use of system wide common software applications of any type, it is necessary to create a set of data element standards to be shared by payroll and human resources (HR) systems on a system wide basis.

Following Iraq's admission in 1995 of the weaponization of Al Hussein warheads with biological warfare agent and their later unilateral destruction in 1991, inspectors sampled warhead fragments and obtained samples found to be positive for the DNA of Bacillus anthracis.

Information gathered by the inspectors suggested that the purpose of the smaller, more recent projects post 1998 (for example, the RPV 20) was related to conventional military applications such as air defence training, data collection and surveillance.

By 1995, the inspectors had collected sufficient evidence to suggest that Iraq's biological warfare programme was not limited to research activities, as Iraq claimed, but had also included the production of bulk quantities of several biological warfare agents and, possibly, their weaponization.

While Bush was later faulted when inspectors failed to find WMDs, the view that Saddam possessed them was widely shared by other countries. Prudence might have bought more time for the inspectors, but Bush was not alone in this mistake.